HomeMy WebLinkAboutL 4821 P 60 made the-J�,00"day of- June —•_. nineteen hundred and -sixty, —
sARUNES SAY COMA ING, a corporation duly organized
�.� under-fU taws of the State of New York, having its principal place of
business at 72 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, Aassau County,
New York,
party of the fr.t pan,and
CHARLES F. ATZ and LOUELLA ATZ. his wiferesiding at East Plarion,
Suffolk County, New York,
part ies of the--1 parr,
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1--fil money of the United Swea, and other good and valuable considerations
paid by the pan Ses of the earned part done hereby grant and mimes unto the part ie of the second part, as
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tenants by the entirety, the survivor of them, his or her / and.edgna h,revn,
fit, that plot of land situate at East Marion, Town of Southold,
Conaty of Suffolk, State of New York, being a triangular plot at the
nortkwesterly corner of lot 36 as shown on "Map of Section Two '..
Gardiner's Bey Estates, situate at East Marion, Long Island" which map '..
was filed in Suffolk County Clerk's office on September 23, 1927,
under the number 275, and adjoining the southerly side of lot 37 on
said map which was conveyed tothe parties of the second part by the
party of the first part by deed dated September 30, 1953, recorded in
Suffolk County Clerk's office in liber 3719 of deeds at page 264 on
July 6, 19540 and which plot is described more particularly as follows
at the point where the division line between lots 36 and
37 JITITUSTIs the northeasterly side of Knoll Circle and running
the"* south seventy-nine degrees two minutes fifty seconds east
(S. 71' 2t 500 E.) along said division lids eighty-five and forty-
01 ht ane-hwmdredths (45.48) feeti thence south seventy-seven degrees
thirty-one minutes ten seconds west (S. 77' 31' 10• Y.) sixty-six and
fifty-seven one-hundredths (66.57) feet through lot 36 to Knoll Circle
then** north thirty-one degrees forty-two minutes fifty seconds wast
(N. 31. 42' 500 Y.) thirty-six (36) feet along Knoll Circle to the
point of boglnning.